Objective

Associate a country or region with the scheduling rule set your organization has selected for it.

Environment

  • You have permission to manage Scheduling Settings.
  • The rule set you intend to associate is already available in your workspace. If it is missing, see How To Use The Scheduling Rules Library.
  • Your organization has reviewed which rule set should be associated with the jurisdiction.

Resolution

  1. Open Scheduling Settings → Scheduling Rules and review the Compliance Jurisdictions table.
    Review current jurisdiction-to-rule-set associations before adding or changing one.
  2. Select New Jurisdiction or edit an existing row. Enter a Name, choose the Country, and add a Region if needed.
    The jurisdiction form captures a name, country, optional region, rule set, source notes, and active status.
  3. Choose the Rule set to associate with this jurisdiction. The selector contains rule sets already available in your workspace.
  4. Add optional Provenance notes to record the source or review context. Set the jurisdiction to Active only when your organization is ready to use this association.
    Important: Compliance review stays with your organization

    A jurisdiction record is a planning association. It does not determine which laws apply or replace your organization’s HR or legal review.

  5. Select Save Changes and confirm the jurisdiction row shows the intended country, rule set, source, and status.

For details on reviewing a rule set’s rules and outcomes, see How To Configure Scheduling Rules.